Sentence examples for which will ease from inspiring English sources

PDVSA is planning to issue new debt, which will ease the country's dollar shortage.

"What we are seeing is instability on the markets, which will ease through August," she said.

By then a new German government will be in place, which will ease decision-making.

Seek out support and community, which will ease your isolation, and you'll find new friends and mentors, perhaps even dates.

None of which will ease any of the disappointment that she has faced this weekend, as her husband acknowledged.

His pairing with the young Joe Mellor at half-back will get better in 2016, which will ease some of the pressure on Brown.

BCL Conf mimics the 'rotamer' libraries created to capture amino acid side chain conformations seen in protein structures within the PDB [20] which, ultimately, will ease its integration with protein modeling packages such as Rosetta [ 21].

This doll museum was meant to ease me into the sadder next room, which will then ease me to the even sadder one after that.

And those readers who didn't finish it still paid for it, so Donna Tartt can mop up those tears with crisp tenners, which will surely ease the pain.

The university said it has spent years consulting over the plan, which will help ease the council's housing needs.

To give them credit, Alaska also says they'll add faster satellite WiFi and refreshed seats, which will help ease the transition.